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The Jodhpur Airport is a civil enclave. This means that the airport is used for military aviation and civil aviation. It shares space with the Indian Air Forceís Jodhpur Airforce Station. The location of the Jodhpur Airport makes it strategically important for the Indian Air Force. The Jodhpur Airport is operated by the Airports Authority of India (AAI). Currently, it only has one terminal, which has 7 check-in points and 3 boarding gates, but a second terminal is being constructed. The construction of this second terminal began in 2021 on the recommendation of the Indian Air Force. It is the 44th most busy airport in India and hosts over half a million passengers every year.

Once a part of the princely state of Marwar, Jodhpur is now the second-largest city in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It is also the second-largest metropolitan city in Rajasthan. The stunning beauty of Jodhpur, marked by forts, palaces, lakes, and many other sites, has made it a very popular tourist destination. The beautiful landscape of Jodhpur (also known as the Blue city) forms the perfect setting for all the historical monuments and princely palaces that Rajasthan as a state is known for. The popularity of this city among tourists earned it a place in New York Timesí ì52 places to go in 2020î. Full of magnificence and grandeur, Jodhpur is a must-visit place for international tourists as well as Indian citizens. Indulge in some street shopping for some beautiful Rajasthani outfits, gorge on Marwari and authentic Rajasthani delicacies served with utmost love by the talented chefs that this city is full of. Experience the dark setting of the Thar desert, which makes the palaces and forts in this city appear all the more majestic.

The Lucknow Airport, operated by the Adani Group and Airports Authority of India, is now growing its international flight allowances. Quickly becoming one of the busiest airports in India, Lucknow Airport is developing and being expanded rapidly. The airport has two terminals, one for domestic flights and the other for international flights, which as of now are only directly available for a few Middle Eastern Countries like Abu Dhabi and Dubai. The airport is located 14 km away from the city centre and can be reached by private vehicles, metro, auto-rickshaws, as well as cabs, all of which are very easily available.

Lucknow is the largest city in the state of Uttar Pradesh and is the most populated city of this state as well. Full of old-world charm paired with well-developed urban areas, Lucknow is now gaining a lot of attention from tourists. Rapidly developing and growing, Lucknow is famous for its food, culture, craftsmanship, heritage, and ìtehzeebî. If you are visiting Lucknow, make sure to try something new that is special to Lucknow like Kebabs or Biryani, or if you visit in winter, you must try out the delicious, foamy, rich yet light Makkhan Malai. Shop for some beautiful Chikankari kurtis and suits, buy some fragrant attars and perfumes specially curated in Lucknow to take a piece of this city with you. A quickly growing metropolitan, Lucknow is a must-visit for all Indian as well as for international tourists.